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The Space Between Us: Echoes Of Us - Book 2
The Space Between Us is a tender, soul-stirring sequel to The Sound of Her Smile, following Carter Thorne as he attempts to rebuild his life in the quiet streets of Paris, all while haunted by a love he never truly left behind.
Months after walking away from Catherine Halford—the woman who changed everything with a single smile—Carter finds himself in a new city, with a new a prestigious literature fellowship and the promise of healing. But healing is rarely linear. Though he left England behind, he brought Catherine’s memory with him—etched into unsent letters, dream-fragments, and the spaces she once filled in his everyday life.
Then, across the street from his small apartment above a dusty Parisian bookshop, Carter meets Emma Moreau, a fiercely independent baker with quiet resilience, a tragic past, and a daughter who begins to trust him far too quickly. With Emma, there is no pretense. No mask. Only warmth earned over time, laughter shared across counters, and a kind of love that grows in the pauses between grief and possibility.
But just as Carter begins to lean into this new beginning, a familiar name reenters his world. Catherine. Her return is not dramatic—but it’s undeniable. And with her reappearance comes every question Carter never truly Can love born under impossible circumstances survive real life? Can hearts fractured by silence still find a way to speak?
As Carter stands at a crossroads between past and present, loyalty and longing, The Space Between Us is it possible to move on without ever letting go? Or are some loves meant not to be chosen once, but to be found again—bravely, painfully, and without guarantees?
Set against the backdrop of rain-soaked Paris streets, flour-dusted bakeries, and the quiet ache of what-ifs, this novel is a meditation on memory, second chances, and the spaces love occupies even when it’s no longer spoken aloud.
Months after walking away from Catherine Halford—the woman who changed everything with a single smile—Carter finds himself in a new city, with a new a prestigious literature fellowship and the promise of healing. But healing is rarely linear. Though he left England behind, he brought Catherine’s memory with him—etched into unsent letters, dream-fragments, and the spaces she once filled in his everyday life.
Then, across the street from his small apartment above a dusty Parisian bookshop, Carter meets Emma Moreau, a fiercely independent baker with quiet resilience, a tragic past, and a daughter who begins to trust him far too quickly. With Emma, there is no pretense. No mask. Only warmth earned over time, laughter shared across counters, and a kind of love that grows in the pauses between grief and possibility.
But just as Carter begins to lean into this new beginning, a familiar name reenters his world. Catherine. Her return is not dramatic—but it’s undeniable. And with her reappearance comes every question Carter never truly Can love born under impossible circumstances survive real life? Can hearts fractured by silence still find a way to speak?
As Carter stands at a crossroads between past and present, loyalty and longing, The Space Between Us is it possible to move on without ever letting go? Or are some loves meant not to be chosen once, but to be found again—bravely, painfully, and without guarantees?
Set against the backdrop of rain-soaked Paris streets, flour-dusted bakeries, and the quiet ache of what-ifs, this novel is a meditation on memory, second chances, and the spaces love occupies even when it’s no longer spoken aloud.
94 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 20, 2025
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